Bonatti Pillar (historical, largely destroyed)

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The Bonatti Pillar was a legendary and extremely difficult rock-climbing route on the west face of the Aiguille du Dru in the Mont Blanc massif, first climbed by Walter Bonatti and later largely destroyed by rockfall.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf alpine climbing route
rock climbing route
associatedActivity alpinism
rock climbing
associatedPerson Walter Bonatti NERFINISHED
associatedWith classic routes of the Mont Blanc massif
history of extreme alpine climbing
climbedInStyle alpine style (first ascent)
climbingDiscipline traditional climbing
climbingStyle big wall alpine route
country France
destructionCause major rockfall events
faceOrientation west face
firstAscentBy Walter Bonatti NERFINISHED
firstAscentDate 1955
hazard rockfall
historicalStatus legendary alpine route
locatedIn Aiguille du Dru NERFINISHED
French Alps NERFINISHED
Mont Blanc massif
locatedOn west face of the Aiguille du Dru
mountainRange Alps NERFINISHED
namedAfter Walter Bonatti NERFINISHED
notableFor extreme difficulty
historical significance in alpinism
serious objective hazards
partOf west face routes of the Dru
protection fixed gear (historically)
natural protection
routeType multi-pitch route
significance benchmark of difficulty in its era
testpiece for elite alpinists
status largely destroyed by rockfall
no longer climbable in original form

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Aiguille du Dru hasFamousRoute Bonatti Pillar (historical, largely destroyed)